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As part of the project Winter in Moscow metropolitan Department of Sports The city has organized areas for active recreation enthusiasts. Residents and visitors can go ice skating, skiing, and tubing, take part in three-on-three hockey competitions or a felt boot hockey tournament, and attend master classes from renowned athletes.

The main winter season venues are located at the Luzhniki Olympic Complex. This year, a new multimedia skating rink opened there. Visitors also have access to a cross-country skiing and biathlon track, the Yuzhny skating rink, and a tubing hill.

The cross-country skiing and biathlon trail is open daily until March 1st. Its length is three kilometers—twice as long as last year's. Registration is not required. On the trail, you can perfect your cross-country skiing skills, simply ski, and spend time in a healthy way, as well as participate in master classes by renowned athletes. For example, on January 19th, Olympic and World Championship medalist Alexander Panzhinsky taught a class, and on January 21st, Olympic champion and World Championship medalist Alexander Legkov did the same. Since its opening, the trail has attracted nearly 20,000 visitors.

This year, Luzhniki Stadium held its first New Year's Eve race. On the night of December 31st to January 1st, participants set off simultaneously with the chimes of the Kremlin clock.

Hot tea and a commemorative medal: how the first race of 2026 went at Luzhniki Stadium

Professional trainers from the "My Sports District" project offer free classes for Moscow residents. Training sessions are held year-round, with the focus varying depending on the season. During the winter season, Muscovites can enjoy fitness classes in 28 sports zones and cross-country skiing training on 15 trails in parks. Schedules and location information are available atwebsite.

The "My Sports District" project also offers ice skating lessons. They are held at the Moscow Seasons rinks, the Bitsa Equestrian Center rinks, Ostankino Park, Repinsky Square, Avangard Stadium, and VDNKh.

Training is also held at the Yuzhny skating rink in Luzhniki. Four classes a day are held here from Tuesday to Friday—two for children over 10 and adults, and two for adults over 18. Furthermore, on the ice rink, you can take part in master classes with renowned figure skaters such as Alina Zagitova, Alexandra Trusova, and many others. A total of 22 such events are scheduled. Training with star athletes also takes place at the Bitsa Sports Complex and Avangard Stadium skating rinks.

Master classes by famous figure skaters continue at the Luzhniki skating rink.

Throughout the winter, the Vorobyovy Gory ski resort hosts events organized with the support of the capital Department of SportsThese include the Parallel Slalom Snowboard Champions Cup, the Dual Moguls Freestyle Champions Cup, a sports carnival for skiers and snowboarders, and other festivals for amateurs.

Winter in Moscow— the main event of the season. The project aims to strengthen social and family ties, create an atmosphere of unity and mutual support, and provide assistance to those currently defending the Motherland. Through a variety of programs, including cultural, educational, and sporting events, it brings together Muscovites and visitors of all ages and interests, creating an environment for creative development, active recreation, and warm communication. Particular attention is paid to supporting participants and veterans of the special military operation and their families, as well as all those providing assistance to the front.

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For the station Dostoevskaya The architectural concept for the Circle Line metro has been approved. The platform will be designed in the Art Deco style. This was reported on their channel in MAX messenger Sergei Sobyanin said.

"Its appearance will combine the monumentality of the first lines of the Moscow metro with the name of Fyodor Dostoevsky. The interiors will be bright and solemn, with expressive supports, a relief ceiling, and a patterned stone floor," the Moscow Mayor wrote.

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The platform's finishes feature natural stone and artistic metal. Some of the granite from domestic quarries will be used in the metro for the first time. The lamps will be made of artistic glass, based on custom designs.

Along the route walls, panels will be hung with panoramas of Moscow, St. Petersburg, Tver, and Staraya Russa—cities associated with the life of Fyodor Dostoevsky. Honored masters of monumental art from the Russian Academy of Arts will work on their creation.

Dostoyevskaya will be the first new station on the Circle Line in over 70 years. Construction is taking place in the very center of the city, in challenging, densely populated areas. Therefore, mining is being used to ensure continued train service.

The station will be located between Novoslobodskaya and Prospekt Mira stations, at the intersection of Samotechnaya and Durova Streets. Construction is 41 percent complete.

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The number of young travelers is growing in Moscow. According to the capital's Tourism CommitteeAlmost a third of all visitors from Russian regions are aged 18 to 34. This age group is also growing among foreigners: in 2025, 56 percent of tourists in this age group visited the city from India, 53 percent from China, and 45 percent from the Middle East.

"In our experience, group excursion tourism tends to appeal to an average age of 45 and older, or to school tours where parents choose the program for their children. Young people aged 18-34, on the other hand, prefer independent travel tailored to their needs and simply want to spend time in Moscow. They only turn to tour operators in exceptional cases, through their hotels. For example, this New Year's Eve, there was high demand for a program celebrating the New Year with Snegurochka (the Snow Maiden)," shared a representative of the tour operator Tari Tour.

A trend toward aesthetics and interest in old Moscow

According to the guide Anastasia ShulginaYoung people are seeking vibrant experiences, perceiving Moscow as a city of opportunity and a tourism capital. Russian travelers are drawn to the historic center—they want to see Red Square on their first visit, familiar from the May holiday broadcasts and the chimes of the clock on New Year's Eve. Young Muscovites actively involved in tourism want to discover a different side of the capital: turning off Tverskaya Street into quiet side streets or wandering through the courtyards near Arbat.

Aesthetics is among the key trends. This is reflected in the demand for photo tours, as well as for locations featured in bloggers' stories and videos.

In winter, the guide notes a rise in event tourism, with millions of young people coming to participate in festivals and Christmas markets. In summer, in addition to year-round cultural and educational tourism, sporting tourism gains momentum, from free outdoor workshops to bike parades and mass runs.

"For today's youth, travel isn't just a vacation, but rather a journey in search of meaning, self-discovery, and truth. It's not about stepping out onto the streets in elegant style, but about understanding our cultural code. Many of the people I work with prefer Moscow to other cities because it has it all. In the capital, European aesthetics and Asian flair, historical memory and the frenetic pace of the metropolis, intertwine in a whimsical pattern. And everyone finds something they're interested in," added Anastasia Shulgina.

Guide Petr Posmakov maintains social media accounts, and the majority of his clients are tourists under 35, who fall into two broad categories. The first group appreciates the living history of old Moscow—travelers enjoy routes along Ivanovskaya Gorka, Taganka, and the German Quarter. The second group prefers the city's festival-filled and decorated atmosphere; guests attend events organized by various projects. Winter in Moscow orSummer in Moscow, are interested in the gastronomic program.

Digital services and conceptual environment

According to the front desk at the three-star Izmailovsky Park Hotel, travelers aged 18–34 often stay for one to three nights. Younger Russian tourists, compared to travelers aged 45 and older, rarely ask reception for advice on attractions, more often relying on online maps and recommendations. Meanwhile, foreigners are quite willing to browse printed materials with information about Moscow.

A representative of the StandArt design hotel explained that this audience accounts for approximately 30 percent of the total number of guests. While Russian citizens travel primarily for business, foreigners, often from the Middle East, come to experience Moscow's history. Regardless of the purpose of their trip, they are flexible and mobile, value speed and simplicity. For them, a hotel is more than just a place to sleep, but a place with a philosophy and concept where they can experience the local culture, become part of the community, and contribute to environmental stewardship.

This five-star hotel believes in customer-centricity and personalization. Young people tend to avoid face-to-face interactions and do everything online, preferably in no more than three clicks—from booking a room to ordering food and choosing a pillow type. Service delivery should be as seamless and automated as possible.

Based on the design hotel's experience, guests aged 18-34 prioritize sufficient power outlets for all their gadgets and a smart home system for controlling lighting and air conditioning. High-speed Wi-Fi is a default option, especially for those who combine work and leisure (bleisure travelers). A stylish and photogenic interior is also important, as many are active on social media.

Moscow City Tourism Committee is building a sustainable brand for the capital as one of Russia's leading tourist destinations. Year-round, Mosturism creates events that bring together residents and visitors, expanding the city's calendar with new activities. In winter and summer, Muscovites and tourists can immerse themselves in another era at the festival's historic venues. Moscow Estates, experience the capital's tea traditions at the "Moscow Tea Party," or sample the "Moscow Breakfast" at one of the hundreds of participating restaurants.

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Two new designs were unveiled in Moscow. My School projectNow, Moscow schools undergoing renovation under the program will be able to independently choose the design of their facades and interiors. Several design options have been developed for them—with turquoise, orange-green, or yellow-green accents. This was reported by Anastasia Rakova, Deputy Mayor of Moscow for Social Development.

"Several years ago, the capital launched a large-scale renovation program for school buildings, "My School." This program will allow us to modernize all schools, which are already outdated and outdated, in the coming years. We took a fresh approach to space management, ensuring that the new environment would foster productive learning, creative development, and meaningful recreation, while also being welcoming and aesthetically pleasing. When renovating the first 55 schools, we used a design with turquoise and light green accents. But as the project progressed, we realized there was a need for a greater variety of color schemes, so that each school could choose an option that best suits its spirit and established atmosphere. The program now offers two new color schemes—with orange-green or yellow-green accents," the Deputy Mayor explained.

The interior spaces will be decorated in calm, muted tones, with vibrant accents provided by acoustic panels, furniture, and design elements.

"Calm, muted colors in school interiors help students concentrate better in class. They don't distract or overload the eyes, creating a comfortable learning environment. This palette is especially important for younger students: it creates a feeling of comfort and safety. Bright color accents in the recreation areas, on the other hand, help students refocus. During breaks, such colors encourage communication, play, or relaxation, sparking interest in the surrounding space and a desire to explore the school environment," noted Oksana Korchagina, educational psychologist at the City Psychological and Pedagogical Center.

Dozens of renovated schools will open in the capital by September 1, 2026. To create the most comfortable environment for children, every detail has been carefully considered—from clear and intuitive navigation to comfortable furniture in the hallways.

Educational institutions will receive modern classrooms, laboratory and research facilities equipped with digital microscopes, 3D printers, and mini-greenhouses, as well as IT training areas with robotics kits. The new equipment will allow schools to offer additional clubs and sections.

The recreation areas will feature upholstered furniture, cushioned windowsills, and brightly colored lockers for personal belongings. Drinking fountains will be installed on each floor. Traditional libraries will be replaced by stylish media libraries, and the assembly halls will be replaced by bright, multifunctional atriums.

The gyms will be equipped like those in the best sports complexes. For example, they will feature special parquet floors with shock absorption. Lunch areas will be organized like modern cafes. In school grounds, the sports fields will be renovated, play areas for children of all ages will be created, comfortable benches will be installed, new lights will be installed, scooter and bicycle parking spaces will be provided, and additional trees will be planted.

Moscow Mayor's Program My SchoolThe program was launched several years ago. Its goal is to make educational spaces modern and functional. Fifty-five buildings have already opened following the renovation.

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Providing schools with modern high-tech equipment helps optimize the educational process and is in line with the objectives of the “All the Best for Children” national project Youth and ChildrenMore information about Russia's national projects and the capital's contribution can be found at special page.

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Capital specialists urban economy complex The aftermath of heavy snowfall is being addressed. Overnight and early this morning, the capital conducted a complete mechanized sweeping of roadways and sidewalks, followed by de-icing. The cycle is repeated as precipitation increases.

Snow is being cleared from streets and roads throughout the city. Pedestrian areas, sidewalks, approaches to bus stops, metro stations, the Moscow Central Circle, and public facilities are under special scrutiny.

According to weather forecasters, heavy snowfall in the Moscow region will continue through January 29. The heaviest snowfall is expected on January 27 and 28. Residents are urged to exercise extreme caution on sidewalks and roads, and to postpone travel by private vehicle if possible.

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The capital has put it up for city auction 19 commercial premises A free-use development on 6th Radialnaya Street in the Biryulevo Vostochnoye district. The properties may be of interest to entrepreneurs seeking to open a business in modern residential complexes, according to the head of the Moscow Department of Competition Policy. Kirill Purtov.

"Businesses on the ground floors of residential buildings have great development potential due to their maximum accessibility to their target audience. Even if a resident of a residential complex is accustomed to purchasing goods or services elsewhere, for example, regularly shopping at a particular supermarket, there's a high probability they'll start visiting the newly opened store in their building. Currently, 19 premises in four modern buildings on 6th Radialnaya Street are up for auction. Their floor area ranges from 48.5 to 122.4 square meters. They are located on the ground floors, have separate entrances, and, due to their flexible use, are suitable for a wide range of business projects," said Kirill Purtov.

The properties are located at the following addresses: 6th Radial Street, Building 3, Buildings 4 and 11; Building 7/1, Building 1; and Building 7/6, Building 2. All properties are connected to the main utilities and are free of encumbrances.

The deadline for applications to participate in the auction is February 3. The auctions will take place on February 10 on the Roseltorg electronic platform. Registration and an enhanced, qualified electronic signature are required to participate.

The capital is putting various properties up for auction, and the investment portal is serving as a showcase for them. In the section Moscow AuctionsAll necessary information about the lots is published, including photographs, documentation, conditions and form of sale.

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The development of electronic services for business is in line with the objectives of the national project "Data Economy and Digital Transformation of the State" and the Moscow regional project "Digital Public Administration." More information about Russia's national projects and the capital's contribution can be found at special page.

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On Student's Day, which was celebrated in the capital's subordinate Department of Culture For the second time, the Moskino Cinema Park hosted a tour for students from Film College No. 40 of the Moscow International Film School and Entrepreneurship College No. 11. Ivan Golomovzyuk, director and producer and film advisor to the general director of ANO Kinopark, led the tour. He explained how sets are designed, which outdoor locations are currently in demand among filmmakers, and how filmmakers select them for their projects.

"The Moskino Cinema Park offers great opportunities for both seasoned professionals and young people just starting out. Specialized events, tours, and lectures on film sets help young people learn about the specifics of filmmaking, choose a career path, and gain practical skills in camera work, green screen, and more. All the cinema park sets are realistically crafted and meticulously convey the era. For example, when you visit the set created for the filming of "Buratino," you can observe the nuances of the architectural design of the time," said Ivan Golomovzyuk.

The route began at the "Modern Moscow" set, which recreated the atmosphere of a metropolis with glass business centers, streets with road markings, traffic lights, underpasses and pedestrian crossings, as well as the French embassy, a multifunctional center, a police station, a school, and a kindergarten. Filming for the "Secret City" project was previously held here.

"I really loved the 'Cities of the Middle East and Central Asia' set, with its narrow streets, terracotta houses, and fabric awnings. And the sets look amazing in winter, like some kind of post-apocalyptic world," shared Elizaveta Kuznetsova, a first-year student at Film College No. 40, Moscow International Film School.

Tour participants also visited the "Provincial Towns of Europe" set, featuring narrow Italian streets, cobblestones, and tiled roofs; the largest set in Europe (six hectares)—"Cities of the Middle East and Central Asia"—with throne room interiors; the "Moscow during Constructivism" set, featuring the Mosselprom and Izvestia newspaper buildings; and the "Yurovo Airport" set. Approximately 100 people participated in this exclusive tour.

First-year student Semyon Filatov said it was a fascinating experience for him, revealing the true scale of the film industry. He also emphasized that the tour guides were true professionals. He was interested in learning about the logistics of such projects and the construction of the buildings themselves.

After the tour, the students joined the film park's program. They participated in staged and one-shot shoots, visited Father Frost's House, and created storyboards and voiced cartoons during workshops. They also filmed their course projects on the sets of the "County Town," "Cowboy Town," "Prince Andrei's Chambers," and other locations.

The Moskino Cinema Park is part of Sergei Sobyanin's "Moscow – City of Cinema" project and a component of the Moscow Film Cluster, which is being developed by the city's Department of Culture. The second stage of development has already been completed: 36 backlots, six sound stages, and 14 infrastructure facilities have been built, including sets for the Brest Fortress, Provincial Towns of Europe, Yuzovka, Shakhty, European City, Modern Moscow, Reichstag, Russian Medieval City, Cities of Eastern Europe, and other venues.

The Moscow Film Cluster comprises infrastructure facilities, services, and facilities for filmmakers, developed by the Moscow Government as part of the "Moscow – City of Cinema" project. Its structure includes the Moskino Cinema Park, the Gorky Film Studio (with locations on Sergei Eisenstein Street and Valdaisky Proyezd), the Moskino Film Factory, the Moskino cinema chain, the Moskino Film Commission, and the Moskino Film Platform.

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On February 5 and 6, 2026, the 2nd International Scientific and Technological Forum "Robotics, Intelligence of Machines and Mechanisms" (RIMM-2026) will be held in Moscow at the Lomonosov cluster. This year's main theme is "Robotics. Made in Russia – 2030." You can apply for participation in the business program atwebsite until the end of January. Admission is free for visitors with prior registration. registration until February 6.

The forum will bring together representatives of Russian and international partners in the development, production, and integration of robotic systems. These include representatives of federal and regional government agencies, foundations and development institutions, as well as the scientific and business communities, and developers and experts in intelligent control systems.

Participants in the plenary session will discuss key issues related to the development of domestic robotics, its implementation in production processes and services, as well as the potential for international cooperation.

Forum business program

The RIMM-2026 program covers many relevant topics, from nature-inspired robots and unmanned systems to the development of components and intelligent control systems. Particular attention will be paid to increasing labor productivity, staffing the industry, and developing the necessary regulatory framework.

A total of 12 sessions are planned, featuring over 100 speakers. They will share their experiences in manufacturing automation and the implementation of robotic systems in various industries.

The Federal Center for Unmanned Aircraft Systems (FC UAS) is organizing a separate session dedicated to the application of unmanned systems in real economic sectors, their integration experience, and prospects. Participants will discuss how unmanned aircraft systems (UAS) and unmanned robotic systems (URS) technologies are already shaping a new economic reality and what is needed for their scalability.

The goal of the session is to move from a theoretical discussion of the technological possibilities of implementing UAS and RCS to an analysis of specific business cases, identifying barriers and drivers of return on investment in key industrial sectors. The discussion will include a panel discussion moderated by representatives of the Federal Center for UAS and the Consortium for Robotics and Intelligent Control Systems, as well as an open discussion with the participants and the audience.

As part of the forum, the Moscow Innovation Cluster will host a discussion dedicated to the prospects for increased economic efficiency in robotics, achieved through increased autonomy and reduced costs of technological solutions.

An exhibition of cutting-edge developments by robotics manufacturers

The exhibition, held as part of RIMM-2026 and timed to coincide with World Robotics Day, will showcase cutting-edge developments from Russian robotics and component manufacturers.

The exhibition focuses on a full range of solutions—from ultra-strong industrial manipulators and space technologies to user-friendly service assistants and educational systems ready for implementation.

Moscow companies, including members of the Moscow Innovation Cluster, will showcase the latest developments in robotics and engineering, presenting unique projects that are already shaping the next generation of technologies in industries such as industry, service, medicine, and education.

At the exhibition, visitors will be able to learn about a variety of robotic solutions and electronic components from domestic manufacturers, as well as the latest technologies, as well as play drone basketball, pioneerball, and try out drone simulators.

The forum is organized by the Consortium of Robotics and Intelligent Control Systems, together with the Federal Center for Unmanned Aircraft Systems, with the support of the Ministry of Industry and Trade of the Russian Federation.

Earlier, Sergei Sobyanin told the President of Russia about the development of the capital's unmanned systemsThanks to the synthesis of domestic scientific, educational, and industrial potential, a new industry is being created in the city. Vladimir Putin noted that Moscow is the undisputed leader in creating an economy based on unmanned systems, and this experience should be shared with other regions.

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Online shopping, communication with suppliers of goods and services, and online payment have become a common part of city life. The ability to purchase goods or services remotely at any time with just a few clicks, as well as find any information and establish a conversation online, opens up a wealth of choice. However, along with the added convenience, online activity can also pose risks of encountering scammers, purchasing goods from unscrupulous sellers, and having personal information leaked. In anticipation of International Data Protection Day, celebrated annually on January 28, we offer a special selection of materials from the capital's consumer portalThey will help avoid the risk of payment and personal data leakage when purchasing goods and services.

"The materials on the capital's consumer portal will advise city residents on how to avoid the risk of encountering unscrupulous companies or entrepreneurs offering non-existent or low-quality goods. It will also be useful to study the materials to avoid falling victim to fraudulent schemes when paying online. By taking a few minutes to review the experts' recommendations, you can create a checklist with simple rules that will help protect your personal and payment information. The consumer portal will explain the importance of pre-screening the seller's profile and reviews of the store or company, being cautious with suggested links and prepayments, and will help parents explain to their children why they shouldn't share personal information and bank card details with strangers when communicating online," the capital's press service reported.

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Protect your personal and payment information

First of all, experts recommend checking the reliability of the online store or company's website when purchasing goods or paying for services online. Distance selling You can learn about the basic rules to follow when shopping online. For example, carefully review the seller's profile and reviews of the store and product beforehand. Also, avoid clicking on suggested links and making prepayments. It's simple. algorithm of actions will help you protect yourself and your funds when purchasing goods and ordering services through marketplaces.

Expert advice collected in the "Financial Services" section will help you secure your personal data when shopping online. Safe Payments on the Internet Experts advise using strong passwords for your accounts when registering a personal account at an online store and never disclosing bank account, debit, or credit card information to the seller via email or phone. Furthermore, to minimize the risk of losing funds when making online payments, it's best to issue an additional or virtual card for online purchases and avoid storing significant amounts of money on it. When making online purchases with a bank card, experts recommend saving receipts, emails, and correspondence with the seller, screenshots of website pages with product specifications, photos, videos, and other documents. This will be necessary in the event of a dispute with the merchant. Therefore, it's best to avoid paying for goods via bank transfer to an individual's card, as proving payment will be extremely difficult.

Teach your child safe behavior on the Internet

The parents' job is to explain to their child what risks may arise online and how to avoid them, and with recommendations from the consumer portal's experts in the section To Parents It's easy and simple. Articles and videos featuring the charming raccoon character Chistyulya will help explain to children in an accessible way what's important to pay attention to when communicating online, why they should be careful when responding to messages from strangers, how to safely use a bank card, and how to communicate in instant messaging apps and computer game chats.

So, with the help of articles Andvideo clip Young Muscovites can learn the basic rules of safe online and phone communication. For example, they'll learn why they shouldn't open links sent by unknown people via SMS or messaging apps, why they shouldn't click suspicious links in games and videos, why they shouldn't download apps or sign up for paid services without adult permission, and why they shouldn't use tricks to deceive users into revealing personal data and information about them or their parents.

Next material This guide will help explain to your child that not everything on the internet is safe, what risks may arise, and how to avoid them. For example, to protect your data, you shouldn't post or enter personal information, passwords, or bank card details on untrusted websites, and why it's important to set up two-factor authentication on all devices and create strong passwords. You can also learn useful information here to explain to your child the need to be careful when playing online games, making acquaintances, or making friends, as there may be a scammer behind the screen.

Consumer portal Created in 2022 by the Moscow Government and the Moscow Office of Rospotrebnadzor (Rospotrebnadzor). The website contains over 230 materials, including articles, instructions, memos, webinars, and expert interviews. In addition to practical recommendations, the publications also contain the names of relevant regulations that can be used when communicating with legal entities or individual entrepreneurs regarding consumer protection. Consultations on consumer protection issues are also available by calling the 24-hour hotline of the Moscow Office of Rospotrebnadzor: 7 495 539-36-96.

We remind you that if you need to pay bills for city and commercial services, then don’t worry about payment data security the service will help My PaymentsIt is available on the mos.ru portal and in mobile applications "Gosuslugi Moskvy" and "My Moscow".

The creation and support of information security tools, as well as countering cyber fraud, are in line with the objectives of the national project "Data Economy and Digital Transformation of the State"More information about Russia's national projects and the capital's contribution can be found atspecial page.

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